The Grenada gazette., 1887-09-24
PERSONALS.

palI are visiting relatives in Pittsporo
w. are clad to state that Mrs. j. T. Garner
,.,ho has bcen quite ILL., Is on the improve
y,ss Mollie Hahn returned FROM few
weeks visit to Pickens the ia''er f"f' vi "'
week.
Mr. r. r. Austin has been quite IA thil
week, but we are pleased TO say is on the ros'
to recorlry
We regret TO announce the illness OF aul
Young friend, Frank smith, but hope he will
be well again soon
Mr.. 1T. aaydner, of Duck Hill, paid our
city a yisit Wednesday last, remaining IN
town a couple of days.
Mr., BIC. Duncan and wife, after spending
n few weeks nj nlDious summon resorts, ro-
turned last Sunday night.
wee stranger has taken up permanent
Quarters with Mr.. and Mrs. James Cuff. It's
| n girl, and was born last Tuesday.
Miss Fannie Patterson, vivacious young
lady of Pttsboro, passed through Grenada
| last Tuesday, eh-rOule lor CoiuiHpus'
nr. i. r, Walker and Mr.. G. w. Teifair,
two of Carroll county's promising young
citizens, were in Grenada last Wednesday,,
Misses Mo,lie Williams and Mollie Duhcan,
of the Bluff City, arrived here Wednesday
night last, and are visiting their aunt, Mrs.
+. 4. Garner.
Our young printer friend, John Highgate,
came down from Memphis last Sunday night,
and will remain several days, recuperating
his lost health.
Marshall Mays, Esq, n stylish young man
from Graysport, was at the Circuit Clerks
office last Wednesday, inquiring the price OF
marriage licenses.
Miss Matte Lee. a charming young lady
OF Sardis, arrived in our city last Saturday
night, and will attend the &c. L., boarding
at Rev. DR.. Sullivan's.
Misses jamie Martin and Mary Eggeston,
two accomplished young ladies' of our county,
passed through GrenaGa last Monday night,
en-routc for The |. |, a. c..
Miss Matte Kirkpatrick, Of Nashville.
Tenn, arrived in our city the latter part of
last week. She will assist in the music de-
partment of the G. C.I
We are panied TO learn of the very serious
illness of Mr.. j. r. Smith, of the firm of
Pryor & Smith, and hope he may soon be
restored TO health and usefulness
Mrs. l.. l.. Branum, formerly of this city
but now of Jackson, Tenn, came down last
Thursday night, and will remain several
days visiting friends and relatives.
Capt. W. p. fowler has returned after
visit OF several weeks to Virginia. His family
who have been spending the summer in
Kentucky, will return in few weeks.
Miss Fannie Vile, a charming young Jew.
ess of thls.city, left for the |. l. & G., Colum-
bus, Monday night last. Her brother, SAM
her AS far as Durant.
Our esteemed friend Cal. voorhees,, has
berlin House. What he doesn't know about
hotels is not worth know!ng.-New Missis-
sippian.
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Under the skillful management of Mr., J.
NJ. Wahl, who recently returned from his
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our gOod-naturod friend and former citi- |
zen, Mr. l.. Bodcnhcimer, of Clnrksdale was
)n the streets Thursday shaking hands with |
The boys, We are glad to know that friend |
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our Young friend and a,,ocbao A T.
MeHcnry. has secured the positIon Of spec,a, |
of the Mamnhts srpd.v
Times from Granada III. Times is tho mgr
literary and society i,prnol IN The soutb
MISS FANNIE Lee, OF Slate Springs, niece of
powelI IL 4, ,ho ci,v far ~ ,,,, days ,rar
which che ,i,I ,,,ocaod IN r,,n,nn bo,,,,,,,
;ccurpd n uos,tinn as ta.cbar i, th. E.,,.Io
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squire j' u. crawford, OF Coles Creek, this
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